Amina is a socialist interested in colonial continuities, social movements, and complex identities. She lives in Berlin.
Sofianna Lekou was born and lives in Athens, Greece. She holds a degree in Philology with a specialization in Linguistics from the University of Athens (UOA). Sofianna currently works as an educator and shadow teacher at an international school in Athens, while remaining actively involved in public and political
Catarina Príncipe is a PhD candidate in Political Economy. She is a contributing editor for Jacobin magazine and a co-editor, with Bhaskar Sunkara, of the book Europe in Revolt. She is a member of the Left Bloc in Portugal and was a member of Die Linke when she lived in Berlin from 2011 to 2015.
Lee-Ann Steiger finished her Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science, majoring in Politics, and is a certified teacher and student of holistic health. In her work, she aims to combine arts, culture, and politics to raise political awareness on a community level.
Hosein Pabarja holds a Bachelor’s in European Studies from the University of Tehran, with scholarly focus on warfare, economic sanctions, and their geopolitical and socioeconomic repercussions
Hans Alberts lives in the vicinity of Zwolle, the Netherlands, and is fascinated by repeating movements in history. His strong belief is that there is a materialistic relationship between the choice for democracy/socialism or fascism.
Friends of the Filipino People in Struggle (FFPS) is a solidarity organization supporting the National Democratic people’s movement in the Philippines
Hugo Fearnley is a political communications professional and left organiser. He co-founded Majority alongside North East activists and former North of Tyne Mayor, Jamie Driscoll. The organisation is focused on building progressive alliances and developing political activists and leaders from under represented groups. Hugo was the Labour Parliamentary Candidate for Scarborough & Whitby in 2019.